40 denture boxes
40 denture boxes
120 retainer boxes
120 denture boxes
12 retainer boxes
12 retainer boxes, 1" deep
100 denture baths
100 retainer boxes
120 retainer boxes
24 retainer boxes
40 denture boxes
12 retainer boxes, 1" deep
100 mouth guard boxes
12 retainer boxes
Package of 12 denture baths
12 retainer boxes, 1" deep
Single retainer box, 1" deep
120 retainer boxes
12 denture boxes
40 denture boxes
12 retainer boxes
12 denture boxes
12 retainer boxes
12 denture boxes, 3-3/4"W x 1-3/4"D
Single retainer box, 1" deep
12 denture boxes
120 denture boxes
12 retainer boxes, 1" deep
120 denture boxes
120 denture boxes
12 denture boxes
120 retainer boxes
120 retainer boxes
120 retainer boxes
12 denture boxes
12 retainer boxes, 1" deep
12 denture boxes
12 retainer boxes
12 retainer boxes, 1" deep
The most obvious difference between retainer cases and denture holders is that the latter is used for dentures, while the former is used for storing retainers. They are not interchangeable because they are specifically designed for their respective appliances. Typically, retainer holders are much more shallow, while denture boxes are deeper.
Both denture holders and retainer containers are used for storage and transportation purposes. Some retainer holders can also be used for whitening trays.
On the Net32 dental marketplace, you will find a wide variety of dental boxes for dentures and retainers. Here are the specifics you can choose from when selecting denture and retainer cases:
Retainer and denture cases are also available in a broad spectrum of colors, which can provide a level of personalization to patients. While it might not seem like it matters much, younger patients may be more likely to hold onto their retainer case if they can keep track of it easily. Brighter dental boxes are also less likely to accidentally get thrown away. There are also discreet colors like black and white for patients who prefer simplicity.
You can purchase both denture holders and retainer containers in small or large quantities—from 1 to 10 cases, up to 100 boxes—depending on the demand at your practice. Whichever cases you choose, you can rest assured that they are high-quality and protective enough for retainers and dentures or partials.
While dental practices are not necessarily required to stock denture and retainer cases, it does help ensure your patients properly care for them. In addition to providing them for free post-treatment, you can also keep extra stock so that patients can purchase replacements if they lose or damage their retainer case or denture box.
When you purchase denture and retainer cases from the Net32 dental marketplace, you can save significantly. Denture and retainer holders are sold in bulk at a significant discount, so you can save when restocking your supply.
Purchase everything you need for your practice—from dental impression materials to matrix retainers—all at the lowest prices.
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